Is It Worth To Buy Used Studio Monitors

5lb. is my favorite so far. Wrap or hang almost anywhere. Buy a few, you won't regret it.

Used in a studio setup for a variety of purposes, feeding from cameras to switcher, feeding from switcher to monitors. This cable is wonderfully supple - typical to Canare cables. I especially like the knurled edges and deep reach of the SDI connector - sometimes there's not enough space when the connection is recessed in the equipment - but this cable has an excellent amount of grip.

Awesome lens. My first Rokkino and it's totally worth it.16 mm on MFT = 32 mm on full framePerfect choise for videography on GH4 and Black magicFully manual

Fantastic for the studio monitors.

Used in a home studio to make crystal clear recordings. If you need a mic, buy this one!

10 year old, loved it.

Used in a small studio.

Phenomenal!  This monitor is worth the  investment.  Indeed, one could buy a less expensive monitor with similar specifications, as I had done previously.  Unfortunately, that monitor began to display poor performance and quickly malfunctioned. Hence, I decided to stop cutting corners and purchase something for the long haul.  Although it is not inexpensive, the “BenQ PD2725U” has proven to be worth its rice.  My laptop is equipped with a RTX3080 GPU, which easily support my 3 monitors.  I am able to run Microsoft’s Flight Simulator 2020, without any flickering while employing all 3 of my monitors with graphics intensive programs.  Again, this monitor is worth the investment, whether you are suing it standalone or in a multi-monitor configuration.

We buy these on a regular basis. Used for public address, performance , and television production in studio and EFP. Have always been happy with Shure products.

Used: Portrait, studio and outdoor. If you are going to use DX format buy the 17-55 2.8 ED (30% less price), you dont notice the difference. If you are thinking to change at FX format (full format) buy it, is one of the best normal zoom in the 35mm system.